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    Prayas JEE 2.0 (2025)


    Physics
    DPP: 3
    Elecrtic Charges and Fields

    Q1 Three charges are placed at the vertices of an Q3 An infinite number of charges, each of charge
    equilateral triangle of side ′a′ as shown in the 1 μC, are placed on the X-axis with co-
    following figure. The force experienced by the
    ordinates x ,
    = 1, 2, 4 8, … … … . . If a
    charge placed at the vertex A in a direction
    charge of 1C is kept at the origin, then what is
    normal to BC is:
    the net force acting on 1C charge?
    (A) 9000 N (B) 12000 N

    (C) 24000 N
    (D) 36000 N

    Q4 Point charges +4q, −q and +4q are kept on

    the x-axis at points x = 0, x = a and x = 2 a


    respectively, then:
    (A) only -q is in stable equilibrium
    (B) none of the charges are in equilibrium
    (C) all the charges are in unstable equilibrium
    (D) all the charges are in the stable equilibrium

    (A) Q2/(4πε a )
    2
    Q5 Two small spherical balls each carrying a
    0

    (B) −Q2/(4πε 2 charge Q =10 μC (10 micro-coulomb) are


    a )
    0

    suspended by two insulating threads of equal


    (C) zero
    (D) Q2/(2πε 2
    lengths 1 m each, from a point fixed in the
    a )
    0
    ceiling. It is found that in equilibrium threads

    Q2 Equal charges q are placed at the four corners are separated by an angle 60° between them,
    as shown in the figure. What is the tension in
    A, B, C, D of a square of length a. The
    the threads?
    magnitude of the force on the charge at B will
    be:
    (A) 3q
    2

    πε0a2
    4

    (B) 4q
    2

    4 πε0a2

    (C) 1+2√ 2 q
    2

    ( )
    πε0a2 1
    2 4
    (Given: = 9 × 10
    9
    Nm /C
    2
    )
    πε0)
    (D)
    (4
    2
    1 q

    (2 + ) (A) 18 N
    (B) 1. 8 N
    √2 4 πε0a2

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    (C) 0. 18 N
    (D) None of these (D) Q

    (1 + 2√ 2)
    2

    Q6 Two equal charges are separated by a distance


    Q9 A pendulum bob carries a negative charge - q.
    d. A third charge placed on a perpendicular
    A positive charge + q is held at the point of
    bisector at x distance will experience
    support. Then, the time period of the bob is:
    maximum coulomb force when:
    (A)
    (A) d
    greater than 2π√
    L

    x = g
    √2

    (B)
    (B) L

    x =
    d
    less than 2 π√ g
    2

    (C) d
    (C) L
    x = equal to 2 π√ g
    2√ 2

    (D) d
    (D)
    2L
    x = equal to 2 π√ g
    2√ 3

    Q7 Three charges −q1, +q2 and −q3 are placed


    as shown in the figure. The x-component of
    the force on −q1 is proportional to:

    (A) q2 q3

    2
    −
    2
    sin θ
    b a

    (B) q2 q3

    2
    −
    2
    cos θ
    b a

    (C) q2 q3

    2
    +
    2
    θ
    sin
    b a

    (D) q2 q3

    2
    +
    2
    cos θ
    b a

    Q8 Four charges equal to −Q are placed at the

    four corners of a square and a charge q is at its


    centre. If the system is in equilibrium the value
    of q is:
    (A) Q

    − (1 + 2√ 2)
    4

    (B) Q

    (1 + 2√ 2)
    4

    (C) Q

    − (1 + 2√ 2)
    2

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    Answer Key
    Q1 C Q6 C

    Q2 C Q7 C
    Q3 B Q8 B
    Q4 C Q9 C
    Q5 B

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